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Cocteau Satie & Les Six / Various
- (Remastered)
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 3/22/2005

Cocteau Satie & Les Six / Various
- (Remastered)
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 3/22/2005
- Composers: Dan Parrish
- Conductors: Jiri Horvat
- Orchestras: Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra
- Performers: Andrew West, Billy Eidi, Jean Cocteau, Jean-Francois Gardeil
- Label: LTM
- UPC: 5024545334029
- Item #: SRD453340
- Genre: Special Interest
- Theme: Compilations
- Release Date: 3/22/2005

Product Notes
LTM is pleased to announce the second release on their imprint label Salon, whose catalogue will reflect the contribution of music to 20th Century avant-garde art. The celebrated L'Album des Six of 1920 is now recognized as a landmark in 20th Century modern music. Similarly the artful relationship between the composers who formed 'Les Six' and their mentors Erik Satie and Jean Cocteau forms an important cornerstone of the inter-war avant-garde. This 74 minute anthology also includes music composed by Satie and Les Six for spectacles staged by Cocteau between 1917 and 1920, as well as Arthur Honegger's futuristic Pacific 231, and music by Georges Auric for five Cocteau films made between 1930 and 1959. All material on this definitive collection has been digitally re-mastered. The deluxe booklet features many rare images, as well as detailed historical notes by noted author James Hayward. 2005.